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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1966
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by the Banner Publishing Corporation located at 425 Main Street in Bennington Vermont.
President Johnson aims for a Viet Nam settlement at Manila with a cautious stance on pacification progress and no tolerance for aggression. He envisions Manila as a balanced meeting, stressing U S leadership amid hawks and doves while highlighting contributions from allies like Australia and the Truman Doctrine.
A Vermont diary entry recalls Thursday morning turning to snow on Searsburg Mountain with ground frost, rising wind, and a choppy pond. The author and Charlie Ridgeway compare snow tires and storm windows, then recount visits from Gov. Hoff in Wilmington, a hot water heater fix, and a Somerset dam outing with friends before a Halloween memory of Coblenz heritage and a giant pumpkin parade led by the author's father.
A Senate House conference panel backed Senator Longs plan to let individuals earmark $1 of their tax payment for a public fund to finance presidential campaigns. If enacted, both major parties could receive about $30 million each in 1968, reducing reliance on private contributions and tightening fundraising controls. Minor parties would be eligible if they polled 5 million votes.
Alexander B. R. Drysdale of Bennington writes to respond to Snelling at a Republican rally. He explains his role joining the Independent Citizens Committee for Fair Taxes and defends the Nadworny report as a serious analysis of the sales tax based on tested sources.
A reflective column praises the United Nations on its 21st birthday. It argues the UN has matured to face global dangers from arms races to pollution and poverty, urges continued support, and honors Dag Hammarskjold Trygve Lie and U Thant for guiding peace efforts and world cooperation. Randolph.
Vermont Senator Prouty cites inflation as a real danger and questions funding levels for the War on Poverty. He notes committee authorizations rose by 746 million over the budget request and urges substantial reductions while preserving needed programs for the elderly and underprivileged.
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